Science & Technology

Guest Mode | Privacy Actions

Posted June 16, 2021 by

It’s easier than ever to use Google’s privacy controls with a little help from Google Assistant. To control your Google Assistant activity using your voice, just say something like “Hey Google, delete what I just said,” and Google Assistant will delete your Assistant activity. To learn more, visit safety.google/assistant

Google Workspace – How it’s done.

Posted June 14, 2021 by

Say hello to Google Workspace. Whether you’re planning a wedding, running a company or teaching 2nd grade, it’s everything you need to connect, create and collaborate. Learn more at https://workspace.google.com/

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Finding blue holes with Google Maps

Posted June 8, 2021 by

The Great Barrier Reef’s “blue holes” are sought after by researchers and underwater explorers, who are able to learn vital information about life in the ocean from these unique geological formations. With the help of Google Maps, a team of researchers are learning what blue holes can tell us about how to better protect coral reefs.

Learn more: https://blog.google/products/maps/google-maps-explore-under-sea

Stump Kitchen: Creating community

Posted June 4, 2021 by

LGBTQ+ and disabled chef Alexis uses YouTube and Google Meet to help pursue her passion for vegan cooking, while creating a safe space to celebrate the amazing, unique ways we move through the world. To learn more about how Google is empowering the disabled community, visit: https://goo.gle/buildingforeveryone

Audio described version here: https://youtu.be/2BTOSGOSyJ8

A Day in the Life of a Google.org Fellow

Posted May 26, 2021 by

Over the past year a team of Google.org Fellows worked with the Satcher Health Leadership Institute at Morehouse School of Medicine and a multi-disciplinary Health Equity Taskforce to understand COVID-19 health inequities. Today, we released The Health Equity Tracker (HET), a publicly available data platform that visually displays and contextualizes the health disparities facing communities of color throughout the U.S.

To learn more, please read our blog post:

https://blog.google/outreach-initiatives/google-org/health-equity-tracker

Google — A Bilingüe Story

Posted May 25, 2021 by

Vero has always believed that language is a crucial part of staying connected to one’s heritage. So when her journey as a first generation Mexican American, a teacher, and mother intersected, she discovered her true passion — helping kids connect with their culture while bringing learning to life with Google tools like Lens and AR in Search.

Music: “Birthplace” by Novo Amor.

A few things to know from Google I/O 2021 in under 9 minutes.

Posted May 19, 2021 by

That’s a wrap on #GoogleIO! Now here’s a wrap up of the keynote in case you missed it.

To watch the full show go to → https://yt.be/googleio21

Google Keynote (Google I/O ‘21) – American Sign Language

Posted May 18, 2021 by

Tune in to find out about how we’re furthering our mission to organize the world’s information and make it universally accessible and useful.

To watch this keynote without American Sign Language (ASL) interpretation, please click here:

To watch and listen to the audio described version of this keynote, please click here:

0:00 Opening Film
1:26 Introduction, Sundar Pichai
7:07 Workspace
34:54 Safer With Google
43:00 Helpful Information
1:13:30 Design + Android
1:41:29 Health
1:47:16 Project Starline
1:50:43 Sustainability

Speakers: Sundar Pichai, Javier Soltero, Jen Fitzpatrick, Prabhakar Raghavan, Elizabeth Hamon Reid, Bill Ready, Shimrit Ben-Yair, Matias Duarte, Sameer Samat, Suzanne Frey, Bjorn Kilburn, James Park, Karen DeSalvo.

#GoogleIO

Forward Rhythm

Posted May 18, 2021 by

Jason Barnes (@cybrnetx), a drummer and composer from Atlanta, lost his lower right arm after an electrical accident in 2012. Determined to continue pursuing music, Jason teamed up with a group of Georgia Tech researchers to create a custom, TensorFlow-powered drumming arm that enables him to drum almost as naturally as if he was playing with his own arm.
Learn more about how Jason and others are leading the way in accessible technology at https://goo.gle/forwardrhythm

Audio described version here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=khJFKtIZ1CY

Credits:
Google Brand Studio
Directors: April Hayes & Kristen Lewis
Editors: Garin Glassy & Jennifer Sommer
Music Score: Chris Keyes with We Are Walker
Sound Mix: Lawrence Everson
VFX/Color/Finish: MPC LA, Ricky Gausis
In cooperation with, Jason Barnes & Georgia Tech

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